India’s telecom landscape is witnessing another strategic shift as Bharti Airtel announced a ₹200 billion investment into its financial services subsidiary over the next few years. The move signals a strong commitment to Airtel digital lending expansion, positioning the telecom major to compete aggressively in India’s rapidly growing non-bank financial

The AI Summit New Changes unveiled at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 signal a decisive transformation in the country’s technological ambitions. Held from February 16–21, 2026, at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, the summit marked India’s emergence as a serious global AI contender. The event was the first major

India on Friday signed a declaration to join the Pax Silica Alliance, a US-led initiative focused on strengthening resilient Semiconductor Supply Chains for critical minerals and artificial intelligence. The declaration was signed during the ongoing India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, marking a significant milestone in deepening technological cooperation

India’s much-anticipated artificial intelligence gathering faced a difficult start after several high-profile developments overshadowed what was intended to be a landmark moment for the country’s technology diplomacy. The event, designed to position India as a key voice in global AI governance, quickly drew attention not for its innovation showcases but

India has reinforced its stance on digital accountability, signaling a firmer regulatory environment for global technology companies. Speaking at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw emphasized that multinational platforms must operate within the constitutional framework of the country. His remarks came shortly after

New Delhi has become the focal point of global technology conversations this week as world leaders and top executives from major artificial intelligence companies gather for the India AI Impact Summit. The high-profile event marks the first time a global AI summit of this scale is being hosted in the

JSW MG Motor India, the joint venture between China’s SAIC Motor and India’s JSW Group, has announced plans to invest between 30 billion and 40 billion rupees over the next few years to accelerate its growth strategy. The JSW MG Motor investment, valued at up to 440 million dollars, will

India has given initial clearance to a massive ₹3.6 trillion ($40 billion) defence procurement programme, placing Rafale fighter jets at the centre of a sweeping military modernisation drive. The approval was granted by the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) and covers acquisitions for the air force, navy, and army, as New